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Speaker 2: us from the guy last week with the twenty year
Speaker 2: old who wanted to change your name before the wedding. Royalty? Yes, royalty.
Speaker 4: How bad would it have to be for you to
Speaker 4: want to get rid of get away from royalty?
Speaker 2: She gotta be stage five clinger. I'm just saying, like,
Speaker 2: I know what Prince Harry did that, right, Yeah, but
Speaker 2: that that feels a little different. He didn't. He only
Speaker 2: wanted to because she was the woman he's with appears
Speaker 2: to be very controlling, right, and maybe he likes those
Speaker 2: type of women.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But money, let's just start with money.
Speaker 4: Like her money, No, he when you get when you
Speaker 4: are part of a royal family like that, there's money.
Speaker 2: Of course, why would you want to leave that? I
Speaker 2: understand the pressure and you got to do you know,
Speaker 2: go do the tour, and you gotta shake hands, and
Speaker 2: you gotta act a certain way, and you can't do
Speaker 2: certain things. I get all that. That's part of the
Speaker 2: life you were born into.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I say this all the time. To my kids,
Speaker 2: careful way say yes to because when you do, you're saying,
Speaker 2: go to a bunch of stuff, right, and that to
Speaker 2: get all that you definitely have to sell your soul
Speaker 2: a little bit. And not to mention all the history
Speaker 2: that goes along with that royal family. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2: And if you have a hunch they killed your mom,
Speaker 2: I could understand really wanting to get away from that,
Speaker 2: no matter how much money. But not only did he
Speaker 2: not get money, his family does not talk to him.
Speaker 4: They want nothing to do with him. Take your weird
Speaker 4: lady and go now and get so.
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe he also is like, well, I'm
Speaker 2: never gonna be king.
Speaker 4: So maybe so maybe so He's just like, you know,
Speaker 4: I've accepted what it is going on with my life.
Speaker 4: I got a hot bride. We're good. He's like, I'm
Speaker 4: never gonna be, you know, the king. And I don't
Speaker 4: want to end up blocking my uncle.
Speaker 2: Now if his.
Speaker 7: If his brother were to pass away, would he have been.
Speaker 2: Because son, Yeah, gotta keep that bloodline. Peer, Yeah, just
Speaker 2: read the history. M Speaking of pure, I was watching
Speaker 2: a video online of a guy who picked up a
Speaker 2: gas station pill and he had it checked to see
Speaker 2: what was was in it. It was called like white rhinoceros, sorry,
Speaker 2: white rhino or something like that, rhino tusk, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Supposed to be a male enhancement pill, and it was.
Speaker 2: The pill was massive. I mean, it wasn't an advill,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, Like, it was a if
Speaker 2: you've ever had a pill given to you from the
Speaker 2: health department to get rid of something. Oh god, right,
Speaker 2: those old horse pills, they are massive. It looked that big,
Speaker 2: and that's what she said. And so they he took
Speaker 2: the pill and took it apart so we could see it,
Speaker 2: and then he sent another one off to a lab
Speaker 2: for them to forensically analyze what was in it. And
Speaker 2: when he broke it apart, he was like, it's supposed
Speaker 2: to be herb, like an herbal pill, and he broke
Speaker 2: it open and it was white powder. And he's like,
Speaker 2: those aren't herbs, you.
Speaker 4: Know, come from plant and after process and it turns
Speaker 4: into a white powder potentially yes, sorry I just said
Speaker 4: another thought.
Speaker 2: Anyway, So the he was like he knew immediately what
Speaker 2: the drug was and just by looking at it, he
Speaker 2: knew what the drug was. And it looked white like
Speaker 2: and like sugar, like it was white flower.
Speaker 4: It's the white rhino pill. Of course it's going to
Speaker 4: be white. If it was the brown rhino or the
Speaker 4: black white rhino, one of the pill would be much bigger.
Speaker 2: And then two you try to take the black rhino.
Speaker 2: So I can't even too much. Only take half of
Speaker 2: this at a time. Some I have no problem. But
Speaker 2: he knew exactly what it was. Now the drug was
Speaker 2: a drug. I had no idea it was. It had
Speaker 2: so many vowels in it that there's no way I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be able to repeat it to you some DENTI Phil.
Speaker 2: But fact, it's so funny to hear you say the word, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it. Yeah, Yeah, there's a lot of owels in it,
Speaker 2: for sure. And that is the active ingredient in your viagra.
Speaker 2: That's a different an active ingredient. It's not sent it Phil,
Speaker 2: it's something Phil, and you're not gonna know basically the
Speaker 2: same thing. So but he was like, this is the
Speaker 2: act of ingredient in vigers, just like get be said,
Speaker 2: and he's like, they're not. This is not supposed to
Speaker 2: be in it. It's it's not supposed to be in
Speaker 2: there at all. But they say it's all these other things. One,
Speaker 2: how do they get it? It is a good question
Speaker 2: for me, and it's dangerous because if you have even
Speaker 2: the slightest heart condition, you can you know, have a
Speaker 2: heart grenade.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, isn't that What it was originally made
Speaker 4: for anyway, was for to regulate your blood pressure, and
Speaker 4: it dropped it from your heart to your goals. It
Speaker 4: was to increase blood pressure, but not for people that
Speaker 4: had LOWBRUP blood pressure.
Speaker 2: Not for people that are looking for you know, boners.
Speaker 2: And if you have a heart condition and you increase
Speaker 2: your blood pressure or some normal abnormality, that is not good.
Speaker 4: It does it does some tricky things to my heart
Speaker 4: as well. And I'm just like if I don't know,
Speaker 4: if I think I smoked too much to be taking this.
Speaker 2: Which smoking? What too much? Right? How long did you
Speaker 2: take it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: I haven't taken it in a long time? Can I
Speaker 2: ask about your journey? That journey? Yeah? Yeah, what triggered it? Curiosity? Okay?
Speaker 4: Available, you know, going to low T Center. They can
Speaker 4: help you with that sort of thing, right, And I
Speaker 4: was like, ah, sure, let's see what this is about.
Speaker 4: And uh so got God damn, how many was it
Speaker 4: like there were a hundred milligrams? I know that which
Speaker 4: is the strongest you can get? Good Lord, And I
Speaker 4: want to say, oh, yeah, well they gave you the option, right,
Speaker 4: do you want like twenty fives, fifties or one hundreds?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, we'll give me the hundreds. There's anything
Speaker 4: I've learned from take drugs over the years, You always
Speaker 4: go for the strong stuff because you can dial it
Speaker 4: back a little bit after the fact.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hear you. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: So uh so it was like I think it was
Speaker 4: like thirty of them. I think I still have like
Speaker 4: one left using it for emergency mergency us right right right,
Speaker 4: or one drunken night I'm just working. Give I'll be
Speaker 4: right back. Uh uh three hours later. So yeah, I
Speaker 4: was like, all right, let's let's just see, let's just
Speaker 4: see what the what the big to do is and
Speaker 4: uh all right, cool?
Speaker 2: And I know I took it and uh made you
Speaker 2: strong like bull and uh yeah yeah, no they work,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they work, they work. Oh show. I didn't
Speaker 2: like the side effects. That's why I kind of like
Speaker 2: dill a bad. I mean a lot of sex. Yeah yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I'm talking like it stops me up and get that.
Speaker 2: I can't, you know.
Speaker 4: It's like I got a cold and until you know,
Speaker 4: things are taken care of, and then my nose finally
Speaker 4: starts running again.
Speaker 2: It's so weird. My understand is when you have when
Speaker 2: you take one of those they it hangs out for
Speaker 2: a while. It does, it does.
Speaker 4: It's not like, Okay, we're done, and then the pill
Speaker 4: just magically stops working. No, much like every other drug,
Speaker 4: there's residuals and it sticks around for a little while.
Speaker 4: So you just be sitting there minding your own business
Speaker 4: at a little dinner whatever, and.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, hey, how you doing. How long before the
Speaker 2: encounter are you? Do you take it?
Speaker 4: Is there? Like, I think it's different for everybody. I
Speaker 4: think they suggest like thirty minutes to an hour before
Speaker 4: you know you're supposed to have the sex, that you
Speaker 4: should take it.
Speaker 2: I don't plan sex like that. Man.
Speaker 4: The window usually isn't that narrow. Hey it's seven thirty.
Speaker 4: I gotta go ahead and take my medicine now in case.
Speaker 4: And there ain't nothing worse. There ain't nothing worse than
Speaker 4: Oh I bet there's worse. You're like, ooh, we gonna
Speaker 4: get it on, and you take your medication, and then
Speaker 4: something happened, then it doesn't happen, and now.
Speaker 2: You're just stuck there with this rager. Yeah, that's the
Speaker 2: part that because you never know, like a car accident.
Speaker 2: Oh got a car accident?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Was he steering with us?
Speaker 4: Right way?
Speaker 2: Why was he? Oh he's already in riga mortis. No
Speaker 2: he's not.
Speaker 4: No, only parts of him.
Speaker 2: This car came with a stick ship though they put
Speaker 2: out manuals anymore. Uh. Yeah, And so you stopped because
Speaker 2: you were like, I don't.
Speaker 4: Need to reknew this prescription.
Speaker 2: I was good. I had my fare fun with it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Again, I didn't like the side effects with the stuff
Speaker 4: he knows, and then it just keeps like that for
Speaker 4: a while. I was just like, ah, I don't really
Speaker 4: need the help. It's just fun. But again I still
Speaker 4: have that one there, because you never know.
Speaker 2: Right, You just never know? Yeah, is behind glass? Little hammer?
Speaker 2: I don't need the hammer to break that glass. You
Speaker 2: know you would, you would need to hammer, damn it,
Speaker 2: one of those little plastic hammers. So this guy, he
Speaker 2: did the testing and it came back not like a
Speaker 2: little like it had a lot. I don't know how
Speaker 2: they get their hands on this drug if it's if
Speaker 2: you can't just be somebody like who's making this? Are
Speaker 2: they finding it off a truck? And then they're like, hey,
Speaker 2: I know normally we sell cigarettes stick fall off the
Speaker 2: back of a truck. Let's go ahead and get some
Speaker 2: some gelatin capsules and pack it together because you have
Speaker 2: to have a prescription for it usually. Yeah, but the
Speaker 2: drug maker, you know, provides it in dosage amounts, you know,
Speaker 2: large amounts, I would think to the pill manufacturer, so
Speaker 2: how is that product getting too you know, the guy
Speaker 2: in the garage taking these.
Speaker 4: Okay, here's my thoughts, and I have a theory. It'll
Speaker 4: all make sense here in a second. Okay, So I
Speaker 4: have a theory when it comes to cheap cigarette, right,
Speaker 4: you have to your name, branch of camels and marbles,
Speaker 4: blah blah blah. But then you have your cheaper cigarettes,
Speaker 4: the twenty four sevens, the pall malls of the world,
Speaker 4: you know, stuff like that. And I have a theory
Speaker 4: that the tobacco used and those cheaper cigarettes are floor sweepings, right,
Speaker 4: stuff that when they're packing it, it falls off onto
Speaker 4: the floor, onto the counter. It's just leftovers that didn't
Speaker 4: make it. Into the good stuff. Right, So they package
Speaker 4: that up and again.
Speaker 2: This is just my theory. There's zero truth to it
Speaker 2: as far as I know, but it's just my theory.
Speaker 4: So they package all that up, they take the floor sweepings,
Speaker 4: they stuff it, and they make cigarettes out of it,
Speaker 4: and they sell them for a cheaper kind.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Well, the same basic premise with this. They're making their
Speaker 4: boner pills, right, they're viagress. Well, some slides off onto
Speaker 4: the counter, one to the floor. We can't waste this,
Speaker 4: sweep it up, bag it up, give it to this
Speaker 4: rhino guy and at a cheap price, and you can
Speaker 4: make as butter pills out of it, is gas station
Speaker 4: butter pills.
Speaker 2: I don't I mean, I don't like you said. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you're right, but I what I'm hearing
Speaker 2: you essentially say is that they're complicit and selling it
Speaker 2: to these people.
Speaker 4: Sure, sure, gotta get you gotta get every ounce you
Speaker 4: can get every don't I know, I can't out of it? Right,
Speaker 4: So it's like, well, we have these scraps, okay, Well,
Speaker 4: and maybe maybe they're behind it. Maybe they are the
Speaker 4: white rhino people just selling it at you know, diluted
Speaker 4: at a cheaper price in gas stations next to the lighters.
Speaker 7: Nay, nay, it's not diluted.
Speaker 2: Sometimes, would you look up tell us what you looked
Speaker 2: up first, so we know what I don't.
Speaker 7: I just I looked up sol dentifhil found in gas
Speaker 7: station pills, Okay. And it says that the male enhancement pills,
Speaker 7: like the Rhino brand, it says frequently frequently contain hidden
Speaker 7: undeclared doses of the prescription drug, the active ingredient, the
Speaker 7: same in viagra. And it says that there's no quality
Speaker 7: control over them because the gas station brand isn't FDA classified.
Speaker 7: They are FDA classified as products as dietary supplements, so
Speaker 7: there's no quality control over them. So basically it's a playground.
Speaker 7: They can put whatever they get.
Speaker 4: The back out, it's the back out. Yeah, but the
Speaker 4: question still remains, how are they getting How is the
Speaker 4: white Reynolds getting their hands on that product?
Speaker 7: Yeah, the formula, it says that frequently changes and there's
Speaker 7: no regulation and sometimes the amount of the sill dentifil
Speaker 7: is two hundred times higher.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not like a dash, it's it is the drug. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this isn't an ad campaign. I'm not supporting it. I
Speaker 2: just don't understand how, because if they can do it
Speaker 2: with this, they can do it with what who say
Speaker 2: they can't write valume whatever?
Speaker 7: And there could be hidden ingredients in there as well.
Speaker 7: Fillers yeah, end up in the hospital, have a stroke.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean there was talk about this when that
Speaker 2: it's not called crack uh that k K two. Yeah,
Speaker 2: when spice was. You can still get it in some places,
Speaker 2: but they every time they'd track it down or get
Speaker 2: a warrant to get to the people, they would just
Speaker 2: change the company name or the drug or how it
Speaker 2: was made. And then they'd be like, that's not us, right,
Speaker 2: And that was just the Feds were just chasing this
Speaker 2: never ending rabbit hole, right, And that's so that's what
Speaker 2: they're doing here. But I don't I don't understand how
Speaker 2: they can get away with it.
Speaker 4: How is this so sophisticated?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 7: What I've find when people read dietary supplement, you think, oh,
Speaker 7: it's safe.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know that is a marketing term. Yeah,
Speaker 2: just like if you buy protein supplement, you there's no
Speaker 2: guarantee what's in it. Yeah, I could make a protein
Speaker 2: supplement in my garage. I mean, I can't sell it.
Speaker 2: And that'd be that there's no oversight there, which to
Speaker 2: me is crazy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that is nuts.
Speaker 2: And I think the protein supplement parts a little less
Speaker 2: concerning than selling a drug. It's almost like they're like,
Speaker 2: la la, la la, we don't know what's happening.
Speaker 4: They're getting away with it, So why are they going
Speaker 4: to stop?
Speaker 2: Right? The people that are taking advantage of the loophole
Speaker 2: right right, because I wouldn't argue, I would argue they're
Speaker 2: not criminals.
Speaker 4: No, I'm sure they're following.
Speaker 2: Whatever the rules are that's established, right unless they obtain
Speaker 2: them criminally, you know, the product criminally.
Speaker 4: Then I don't think you would find them on the
Speaker 4: shelves if they were.
Speaker 2: I don't think they give you a receipt. If you
Speaker 2: buy it, you would just be in possession of a
Speaker 2: controlled substance, right in large quantities. And then who do
Speaker 2: you go after? The imaginary person who doesn't exist, or
Speaker 2: the employees who work there, right be the ones that
Speaker 2: work there who are like, I'm just trying to get
Speaker 2: a paycheck. Man, I'm a I'm a low level fellon.
Speaker 2: Can't get a job.
Speaker 4: They pay me here, we are going back to jail,
Speaker 4: sir for selling discount boner?
Speaker 2: What you for murder? What are you in for kidnapping?
Speaker 2: What are you in for? Hello? Level boner pills?
Speaker 4: Can you make some here?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: All right? We got to take a break. We got
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Speaker 7: Woman learns her husband really faked his own death over
Speaker 7: three decades ago. So there's this woman, deb Proctor. She
Speaker 7: received a phone call from an investigator that changed her
Speaker 7: life forever. What she thought her marriage was going to
Speaker 7: last forever. Turned out that her beloved husband, Jeff Walton,
Speaker 7: was really named Ronald Stan and Stan was a man
Speaker 7: from Canada.
Speaker 4: Ah, you had a chance to make the best job, Darren.
Speaker 7: He disappeared thirty seven years ago and he was presumed
Speaker 7: dead in nineteen ninety eight. Proctor was a forty one
Speaker 7: year old divorcee with two kids who joined a dating
Speaker 7: site to give Love Another Chance, which is where she
Speaker 7: met Jeff Walton. They married two years later. In nineteen
Speaker 7: seventy seven, Stan had disappeared after a barnfire killed several pigs.
Speaker 7: No remains were ever discovered. He was eventually declared legally
Speaker 7: dead in nineteen eighty six, but thanks to moderate investigative
Speaker 7: investigative technology, his case was reopened in twenty fourteen, and
Speaker 7: he was later found living under his new identity in Oklahoma.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no one ever looks here.
Speaker 7: No, So she gets that phone call, she's like, oh
Speaker 7: my goodness, and she ended up divorcing him. And it's
Speaker 7: actually going to be on the show Betrayal, which started
Speaker 7: off as a podcast. Yeah crazy, could you imagine getting
Speaker 7: that phone call?
Speaker 2: I mean, I think you've come to terms with it.
Speaker 2: You're just more mad, right John Wook's booth? Did they
Speaker 2: hide like in a barn? Right, Well, the barn burnt down, burnt.
Speaker 4: Down, and just to be like we found some dead
Speaker 4: pigs but nobody else, and then declare this guy just dead.
Speaker 2: That doesn't make any sense. I mean they do that
Speaker 2: a lot without a body. Okay, I get it.
Speaker 4: If you are like fell overboard quote unquote fell overboard
Speaker 4: on a cruise ship, right, searching the entire ocean for
Speaker 4: your body.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty hard.
Speaker 4: Right. This is a barn that burnt up, so there
Speaker 4: would be something there, But they just found pigs.
Speaker 2: Right by the way, we're talking about John Wis book.
Speaker 2: But but that football coach that went missing over in uh, Virginia, Virginia,
Speaker 2: they're gonna if they haven't already, they'll just pronounce it.
Speaker 2: They'll just say he's dead. They'll say he's probably dead.
Speaker 2: Then his spouse will try to get life insurance policy.
Speaker 2: Won't get it right because there's no body that they
Speaker 2: want to get a scenario like this that he comes out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a couple stuffed three monkeys under their suitcase, trying
Speaker 4: to smuggle them into the Dominican So the story actually
Speaker 4: comes out of Columbia where police arrested a twenty six
Speaker 4: year old dude and his twenty seven year old girlfriend.
Speaker 4: Possibly they're at the airport whose name I cannot pronounce.
Speaker 4: They had but they had done as they had found
Speaker 4: three baby monkeys hidden in the couple's underwear.
Speaker 2: Nursery. Right.
Speaker 4: The three of them were all about a month old,
Speaker 4: and they were being trafficked to the Dominican, and one
Speaker 4: of the monkeys, a howler monkey, suffocated to death inside
Speaker 4: the panties before the authorities found it. The other two
Speaker 4: were white faced capuchins, and they were handed over to
Speaker 4: environmental officials, but they were said to be severely dehydrated
Speaker 4: and barely alive. Now the couple's looking at charges of
Speaker 4: illegally exploitation of natural resources and wildlife trafficking.
Speaker 2: That's such an amazing story.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like, have you ever tried to stuff an animal
Speaker 4: into something that it does not want to go into?
Speaker 2: I'm so glad you said that, because I was like, no,
Speaker 2: I've never stuffed any animal in my pants. Yeah, like
Speaker 2: trying to.
Speaker 4: Put a cat into one of those cat carriers. Good
Speaker 4: lord man, they're fighting it left and right. Okay, So
Speaker 4: I can imagine these three one month old baby monkeys
Speaker 4: and they're like, we gotta wrap them up into bannies.
Speaker 2: We'll never see them in there. Have you ever had
Speaker 2: an animal in your pants, Lindsey, No, gimpy, have you
Speaker 2: ever had an animal in your pants?
Speaker 4: Well, as a matter of fact, I am her name's Joey. No, seriously, though,
Speaker 4: I have had a ferret crawl up my pants. My
Speaker 4: pant legal scarcely crap out of it because you're not
Speaker 4: expecting it.
Speaker 2: But that was an accident, No, it was.
Speaker 4: It wandered right on up there, like, oh, look there's
Speaker 4: a hole.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna crawl in it.
Speaker 4: No no, no, you didn't grab it and shove it
Speaker 4: in your pants, shove it down my pants to conceal it.
Speaker 2: No, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, I have never intentionally shoved an animal anywhere
Speaker 4: in my pants. Intentionally, mean, neither's no, not even close.
Speaker 2: Police deployed as swatchwatch release triggers global unrest. People really
Speaker 2: want their swatches. Yeah, it is still a big thing.
Speaker 2: I just don't think here. A watch launch has created
Speaker 2: crowds of hundreds at stores and malls across the globe Saturday.
Speaker 2: They were looking to buy a collaboration between Swiss watchmaker
Speaker 2: Swatch and the luxury time piece maker Odamar Pa Pigae Pegae. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the crowds were you can tell I don't own that watch.
Speaker 2: The crowds were so large and chaotic in some locations
Speaker 2: that police were called and some people were sighted and arrested.
Speaker 2: Swatch posted on social media they were forced to close
Speaker 2: several of their stores due to safety and security concerns.
Speaker 2: Collaboration pieces look like a stopwatch reimagined with a time
Speaker 2: piece hung on a lanyard keychain.
Speaker 4: Cost about four hundred four and twenty bucks. Though watches
Speaker 4: were all about the you know, interchanging of the parts.
Speaker 4: Yeah somewhere, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 4: I had friends growing up that had them, and I
Speaker 4: never I never did, never could. And I was always
Speaker 4: jealous of this. Yeah, their Swatch watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wanted one, super bad and we didn't get one.
Speaker 2: And my dad worked for Hallmark Cards, and Hallmark put
Speaker 2: out a version of a watch that looked like Swatch.
Speaker 2: Colorful bands, colorful faces, and so that's what I had, Okay,
Speaker 2: And people be like, is that a Swatch?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: He like, does it look like?
Speaker 2: I was not smart enough to say that, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I Swatch is still a thing. Who fought right not.
Speaker 2: I don't know anybody that owns a Swatch either. I
Speaker 2: know people that own really nice time pieces, because you
Speaker 2: don't call them watch once they get over a certain
Speaker 2: price point. But I know, not Cassio. But I don't
Speaker 2: know anybody that owns a Swatch. I would not be
Speaker 2: comfortable wearing that expensive of an item on my wrist. Now,
Speaker 2: apple watches aren't cheap. No, isn't that funny? How an
Speaker 2: Apple watch? You're like, Okay, But then any other time
Speaker 2: people you're like, oh, no, no, no, but my Apple
Speaker 2: Watch I wear all the time, NonStop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I don't think people don't look at the
Speaker 4: Apple Watch and be like, I gotta have that.
Speaker 2: Look, I could sell.
Speaker 4: That for a thousands right, you know, right, it's the
Speaker 4: news Cassie'll watch essentially.
Speaker 2: You're right, I'm not gonna leave this to my children
Speaker 2: like I would maybe leave this pigay or whatever, right,
Speaker 2: tag hower or whatever. All Right, we got to take
Speaker 2: a break. Takes five fingure death punch coming up. Plus
Speaker 2: we want to know what what was the best part
Speaker 2: of your weekend and the worst part of your weekend?
Speaker 2: Bm A mask and whatever that is to eight two
Speaker 2: nine four or five fast and worst week And what's
Speaker 2: the best thing that happened this weekend and the worst
Speaker 2: thing that happened this weekend? Bmms and whatever that is
Speaker 2: to eight two nine four five lindsay, what's the best
Speaker 2: and what's the worst.
Speaker 4: Of the weekend?
Speaker 7: Uh, well, the best of the weekend. It was really
Speaker 7: busy with graduation parties. May is always seemed to be
Speaker 7: the busiest month for that. But one of the graduation
Speaker 7: parties was for the baby of our group, the first
Speaker 7: baby born to our friend group. And I remember watching her,
Speaker 7: babysitting for her when she was just you know, weeks old,
Speaker 7: and just watching her grow. And now she's graduating high
Speaker 7: school and she's going to go off to OU in
Speaker 7: the fall, and so that was really awesome, a little
Speaker 7: bittersweet moment. So that was fun celebrating her. That was
Speaker 7: the best of the weekend. I guess the worst of
Speaker 7: the weekend would have to be. He did a lot
Speaker 7: of cooking this weekend. Yesterday, pulling some French fries out
Speaker 7: of the oven. Was it French fries or was a bacon?
Speaker 7: Either way, both off of a sheep pan out of
Speaker 7: the oven, and burnt my forearm on the pan. And
Speaker 7: it's stung like a son of a gun.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And the worst part is, you know when you get
Speaker 7: in the shower and the hot water hits your arm,
Speaker 7: it just stings that much more. So that was the worst.
Speaker 4: Puts the mustard on it, mustard, Yeah, it helps why,
Speaker 4: I have no idea. That's a trick that I learned
Speaker 4: when I was cooking way back in the day. Burnt
Speaker 4: my hand. Pretty good, boss comes over, slathers some mustard
Speaker 4: on it.
Speaker 2: Take the sting out.
Speaker 7: Just yellow mustard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 4: It worked for me anyway, is because it stings because
Speaker 4: it's vinegar, and it's just like a harder the worst pain.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know what the deal was,
Speaker 4: but I was like, oh, okay, cool, I'll remember that.
Speaker 4: And I just sat here and worked with mustard on
Speaker 4: my hand.
Speaker 2: So this as no mustard does not Again, it's no
Speaker 2: mustard does not help a burn. Medical professionals and dermatologists
Speaker 2: strongly advise against it. They mustard skin contains irritants like
Speaker 2: vinegars and oils that can damage the skin, further increase
Speaker 2: your risk of infection, and delay the healing process.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's just one of those like rub some dirt
Speaker 4: on it, but we didn't have dirt because we're in
Speaker 4: a restaurant, so it's just like rub some mustard on it, huh.
Speaker 4: Or he just wanted to squirt with him with bustard.
Speaker 2: Whatever you know is what it is, best and worse
Speaker 2: the weekend, what's the best thing that happened this weekend
Speaker 2: and the worst thing that happened this weekend BMMS and
Speaker 2: whatever that is to eight two, nine, four five. Gimme
Speaker 2: what's the best and what's the worst. I'll tell you
Speaker 2: what the absolute best was.
Speaker 4: Saturday took my oldest boy on his first poker run,
Speaker 4: so he got to ride with us. It was awesome
Speaker 4: we did. We did a poker run for the Blue
Speaker 4: Star Mothers here locally and raise some money for a
Speaker 4: good cause. The Warhounds let us ride with them for
Speaker 4: a little while, so that was kind of cool. He's
Speaker 4: never one, he's never been on a poker run before. Two,
Speaker 4: he's never ridden in large groups like that before. Just
Speaker 4: to see how much he has improved over a year's time,
Speaker 4: I think is amazing. And being able to ride with him,
Speaker 4: you know, something like that. It was definitely a very happy,
Speaker 4: proud moment for me. That's cool all Saturday.
Speaker 2: And he kept up.
Speaker 4: Boy, I tell you what, man, he's got my old
Speaker 4: bike at old Honda seven point fifty and we're all
Speaker 4: riding Harley's and stuff, and he kept up without any
Speaker 4: problems at all whatsoever. So very very proud of him
Speaker 4: on that.
Speaker 7: Did you guys win anything.
Speaker 2: No, it's not about win anything.
Speaker 4: No, it's all about just the cause and getting together
Speaker 4: camaraderie and stuff. So some of those people really get
Speaker 4: worked up over the high hand low hand. My buddy
Speaker 4: Josh want a really cool zippo out of the raffles
Speaker 4: or whatever, So that was me. The worst part of
Speaker 4: the weekend was actually Friday, though, So we had to
Speaker 4: replace the charging system in my son's bike. Right, his
Speaker 4: bike went down a while ago and trying to figure
Speaker 4: it out, figured out, we figured out, okay, we replaced
Speaker 4: the charging system, got it back up and running again, right,
Speaker 4: So it was really excited, not only just to get
Speaker 4: him his bike back, but now he can ride with
Speaker 4: me on this poker run. So my brother and I
Speaker 4: mostly him get the bike back running again, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: all right, cool, cool, because before it wouldn't start, wouldn't
Speaker 4: turn over, it was dead. So we finally gone it,
Speaker 4: turn it over, Ghana started. I'm like, bet, let's go
Speaker 4: to the quick trip, get some gas in it, and
Speaker 4: then we'll take it over to his house. He lives
Speaker 4: on the West side, and we'll drop it off and
Speaker 4: he can ride it over in the morning. All right, cool,
Speaker 4: So I hop on the bike, my brother hops in
Speaker 4: his truck, and we get about maybe half a mile
Speaker 4: from the shop and the bike dies. Oh no balls,
Speaker 4: all right, try to start it. It's still turning over.
Speaker 4: So we're good there, right, And I was like, I
Speaker 4: bet you, I bet you, it's just out of gas.
Speaker 4: And sure enough, you know, my brother goes and he
Speaker 4: goes back to the shop, gets a gas can, comes back.
Speaker 4: We put gallon and a half in there or something
Speaker 4: like that, practically half tank for that bike, and we
Speaker 4: get it up and running again.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 4: So here I am blazing down the highway on this
Speaker 4: little tiny motorcycle that I haven't ridden goddamn ever in forever,
Speaker 4: in a long time, and and I was bringing back
Speaker 4: some memories of when I did ride that bike constantly,
Speaker 4: and I thought to myself, well, this sucks. No windshield,
Speaker 4: know nothing, Right, get down about I forty four and
Speaker 4: Harvard Peoria area, right, and the rain just starts coming in,
Speaker 4: beating me right, sand blasting my face. The biking got
Speaker 4: no windshield or nothing, and I'm just taking it, just
Speaker 4: taking it. Man.
Speaker 2: I'm like, this sucks.
Speaker 4: So I pop eye of that son of a bitch.
Speaker 4: By that, I mean closed one eye, got the other
Speaker 4: one focused, hyper focused, and uh finally got across the
Speaker 4: river and that's when it stopped raining. Okay, good, so
Speaker 4: it didn't beat me up too awful much, but it
Speaker 4: hurt tiny little needles to your face now. But yeah,
Speaker 4: that was that was the worst part of it. All
Speaker 4: in all is pretty pretty good, pretty good weekend.
Speaker 2: Best and worst of the weekend. What's the best thing
Speaker 2: that happened this weekend? And the worst thing that happened
Speaker 2: this weekend? BMMS and whatever that is to eight two
Speaker 2: nine four five. I'm gonna read some of the text
Speaker 2: here in a few minutes, BMMS, And what's the best
Speaker 2: and worst the weekend? To the phone number eight two
Speaker 2: nine four five. Best of the weekend would have to be, Uh, Saturday,
Speaker 2: we went over to a friend's house and hung out
Speaker 2: in their backyard. They have a backyard so the wind
Speaker 2: doesn't blow right in your face and that was nice
Speaker 2: and so that was that was a good time. The
Speaker 2: worst part of the weekend would have to be not
Speaker 2: feeling like I today was rough for me to get
Speaker 2: out of bed, feel like I'm going to vomit.
Speaker 4: Not awesome. I don't think I have the flu. I
Speaker 4: don't have a temperature. I don't know. Life a little
Speaker 4: too much fun on a Sunday fun day. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: I wish allergies. Best and worst of the weekend. What's
Speaker 4: the best part of the weekend. What's the worst part
Speaker 4: of the weekend. Best of the weekend as I got
Speaker 4: to make some money. Worst of the weekend.
Speaker 2: My AC unit's not working right, man, I will go
Speaker 2: quickly into bankruptcy for that. Okay, best watch the Little
Speaker 2: Sister graduate from Oh You? Worst selling my Street Glide.
Speaker 2: I can only imagine when you go to a school
Speaker 2: like oh You, they break it up right. They don't
Speaker 2: do everybody in one night? Oh what day?
Speaker 4: I'd imagine. How many people do you think graduate? What
Speaker 4: do you think from O You? I'll do the I'll
Speaker 4: search it up. S If I can't find it real quick,
Speaker 4: i'll guess.
Speaker 7: Two thousand probably at least.
Speaker 4: And if we're gonna include graduate degrees, I'll say twenty
Speaker 4: five hundred. Yeah, creation class twenty I put in Oklahoma
Speaker 4: University twenty twenty sixth graduation class size boom, How may
Speaker 4: we got?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Twenty three?
Speaker 2: Okay, so twenty three is not very many, No, not
Speaker 2: that many. At all.
Speaker 4: No, it's twenty three thousand undergrads.
Speaker 2: Undergrads, that's not people that graduate.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I said incoming freshman forty six eighty three.
Speaker 2: It's not four thousand, six hundred and eighty three. So
Speaker 2: you gotta assume not all those people are gonna make
Speaker 2: it to graduation. Let's just go ahead, and it's probably
Speaker 2: more than half, but let's just say twenty three hundred.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: That's still a lot now, lends you. You went to
Speaker 4: a graduation last week, right, yeah? And how many did
Speaker 4: you say? And that was for re union?
Speaker 7: For union, it was one thousand and one hundred and
Speaker 7: forty seven kids, and.
Speaker 2: They did all that.
Speaker 4: I'm sitting right, yeah, four and a half hours.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: See, so I don't see why they wouldn't. There's just
Speaker 4: two thousand students we have to Oh gosh, that sounds horrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, uh good. Best. I got my first bite this
Speaker 2: week in the seventy five Holi day. It's in worst.
Speaker 2: It hasn't ran in three years. Best. On Saturday, I
Speaker 2: got my haircut. For a month, we took I had
Speaker 2: got my haircut. After a month, we took my daughter
Speaker 2: to the gathering place. Spent three hours there, went to
Speaker 2: crab Kings and enjoyed a crab boil. Sunday went to
Speaker 2: church and then we went to go watch my youngest
Speaker 2: sister graduate. Worst happen to go grocery shopping on Sunday.
Speaker 2: I had to go to the grocery store yesterday and
Speaker 2: it was like the middle of the day, and I
Speaker 2: was quickly reminded why I don't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, busy, Oh, chaos, chaos.
Speaker 2: I had to go one Saturday to Costco by my
Speaker 2: house just to get one thing, and you would have
Speaker 2: thought everybody had this. You know what's the worst is
Speaker 2: when you go to Costco to get one thing and
Speaker 2: you got to wait and lote. Now, man, how do
Speaker 2: you do that?
Speaker 7: How do you go to Costco for just one thing?
Speaker 2: I can be pretty focused fast. Friday was on rooftop
Speaker 2: bar at the Mayo. Ran into a former state representative
Speaker 2: and he wanted to arm wrestle.
Speaker 4: He lost. Worst, that's a weird accolade to.
Speaker 2: Throw out us. Did he wrestle you and you one
Speaker 2: or someone else? And you're just saying he lost.
Speaker 4: If anybody like that and some kind of power like
Speaker 4: that challenge us to an arm wrestling match, you take it.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 4: No, I tell you to get lost.
Speaker 2: For the opportunity to say I beat except in arm wrestling. No, no,
Speaker 2: I don't think that moves you higher up in the
Speaker 2: societal rankings. Worst Sunday Night fever up. Sorry Saturday Night
Speaker 2: left River Spirit and got rear ended. Only had the
Speaker 2: Lincoln for two weeks. Best black Wall Street Rally downtown first,
Speaker 2: all trains down, all the trains downtown. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Best part of the weekend black Wall Street and running
Speaker 4: into Gimpee and ice House. Worst part of the weekend.
Speaker 4: I caught a junebug right between the eyeballs on the
Speaker 4: way home. Oh look, I think.
Speaker 2: You should wear a helmet all the time, but I
Speaker 2: really think you're dumb for not wearing it between mid
Speaker 2: June to early May.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Best part of the weekend was getting to take my
Speaker 2: two year old to the splash Pad for the first time.
Speaker 4: Worst I had to work on Saturday. Oh, you had
Speaker 4: three graduations, so they kick it. They split into three
Speaker 4: different sessions.
Speaker 2: Okay. Best part of the weekend got to see my
Speaker 2: family and celebrate my stepdad's birthday yesterday. Worst part I'm
Speaker 2: old my daughters graduate tonight. While I'm proud of the
Speaker 2: proud of her. The reality of all this kicking in
Speaker 2: this day.
Speaker 4: The reality of all this kicking in this Dad.
Speaker 2: Sure art breaking it by minute by minute? Okay?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 2: Best Ty Smith on Friday at the sh Race is Saturday.
Speaker 2: Watch Great Niece on Sunday. Worst Salmon was bad when
Speaker 2: I opened the package to grill, which is a movie
Speaker 2: Lindsay's going to promote. Had none.
Speaker 4: All right, let's see Barbara.
Speaker 5: Bad salmon.
Speaker 2: Babs, it's steaky, it's Babs. All right, we gotta take
Speaker 2: a break. We come back. We got tickets to five
Speaker 2: Finger Death Punch.
Speaker 4: We're gonna give away the Big Mad Morning Show returns Dack.
Speaker 4: See what Gimpi has in his four I four ver
Speaker 4: Coleman says, here's that Amazon's accused of keeping tariff costs.
Speaker 4: A tariff related class actual lawsuit has been filed against
Speaker 4: Amazon consumers allege and a proposed lawsuit filed in Seattle
Speaker 4: that the tech company collected hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 4: in unlawful tariff costs by raising prices unimported goods. Amazon
Speaker 4: did so before the US Supreme Court ruled in February
Speaker 4: that President Trump lacked authority under the Internet National Emergency
Speaker 4: Economic Power Act to impose certain tariffs. The complaint states
Speaker 4: Amazon has failed to seek billions of dollars in refunds
Speaker 4: from governments from the government following the ruling in order
Speaker 4: to seek favor with Trump by allowing the federal government
Speaker 4: to retain the funds. The lawsuit alleges Amazon's decisions serves
Speaker 4: its own political and commercial interests at the expense of
Speaker 4: consumers who paid the costs of tariffs. It says here
Speaker 4: that Komy speaks amid the ongoing case. Former FBI Director
Speaker 4: James Coomy says that he has complete faith into the
Speaker 4: judicial system amid an ongoing case involving his social media post,
Speaker 4: and he's facing federal charges after posting a photo of
Speaker 4: seashells reading eighty six forty seven, which federal prosecutors have
Speaker 4: argued was a threat against President Trump. The former FBI
Speaker 4: director declined to comment on the specifics of the case.
Speaker 4: He will be arraigned on June thirty. What else we
Speaker 4: got here? Sad news for terrible beer people. Schlitz.
Speaker 2: Schlitz is being retired.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the so called beer that made Milwaukee famous is
Speaker 4: being retired. Perhaps brewing is ending the production of Schlitz
Speaker 4: after one hundred and seventy seven years of existence. Schlitz
Speaker 4: was once America's largest brewer after being founded in eighteen
Speaker 4: forty nine and was bought by Papst in nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 4: The company gave permission to the Wisconsin Brewing Company to
Speaker 4: brew an eighty eight barrel batch of Schlitz next Saturday,
Speaker 4: using specifications from a nineteen forty eight recipe. Free orders
Speaker 4: for the final batch can be made that day and
Speaker 4: will be available next month.
Speaker 2: I think that's not a big to do, no Schlitz.
Speaker 2: It's it's okay. Yeah, it's got its place. You'll find
Speaker 2: another novelty beer to make yourself look hip.
Speaker 4: I've had Schlitz one time in my life. I was fourteen,
Speaker 4: and I said, I'm never doing that again.
Speaker 2: I think people just got tired of that. Pultawn right, right,
Speaker 2: but no end of an era. Everything in sometime, right,
Speaker 2: you never got it?
Speaker 5: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: Now that it's gone, you go miss it. Now you'll
Speaker 4: drink something else on your float trip. You're fine, fine,
Speaker 4: be fine.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 4: Lastly, here broken Aerow schools offering free summer meals for children.
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Speaker 4: Public schools is this summer feeding program Now. According to
Speaker 4: the district, children I'm eighteen and younger can eat free
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Speaker 2: Com time for our listeners are awesome. This is where
Speaker 2: we chat with the listener. They share part of their
Speaker 2: life with us and on the phone with us right
Speaker 2: now is Rosie.
Speaker 4: Hi, Rosie, how are you good?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Uh? It says that you have a clean
Speaker 2: you work for a clean business. Does that mean you
Speaker 2: clean like houses or businesses?
Speaker 3: There's both, mainly business. I have a couple residential clients,
Speaker 3: but mainly just commercial.
Speaker 2: How long have you been doing that.
Speaker 3: I've always kind of done it as a side gig,
Speaker 3: but I've really dedicated my time to it the past
Speaker 3: four or five years, so I do this full time.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: What is the weirdest thing you have found in someone's home?
Speaker 3: Nothing too wild really. Most of my clients that I
Speaker 3: have I know them personally, so they might put those
Speaker 3: things away and.
Speaker 2: Only like the sex swing out, I seen one yet?
Speaker 2: What about like vibrators? You seen like vibrators?
Speaker 5: Not yet?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 2: Do you know? Do you think people clean up before
Speaker 2: you come over to clean?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: What's the point having.
Speaker 4: A cleaning lady if you're just going to clean up
Speaker 4: before they come over to clean up. That makes no sense.
Speaker 6: It's just so go ahead.
Speaker 2: On the phone with us is Rosie Sues. Our listeners
Speaker 2: are awesome. It's as you're an outdoor person, you love
Speaker 2: the outdoors. Tell me your favorite thing to do outdoors summertime.
Speaker 3: I love going to spring creak out in the look
Speaker 3: At Grove area.
Speaker 2: And what do you do fishing or what do you
Speaker 2: do out there?
Speaker 3: Just kind of hang out that spring fed really cold,
Speaker 3: clean water, nothing like the beautiful lakes that we have here.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's it's very pretty, though you guys have
Speaker 3: to look it up online. It's it's nice.
Speaker 7: I go there a lot too.
Speaker 4: It's it's nice. And what else do you like to
Speaker 4: do outside?
Speaker 3: Sprint car racing? We funny story the Peanut Butter people
Speaker 3: that came by a month or so ago. Yes, we
Speaker 3: know her nephew that races. My boyfriend was the mechanic
Speaker 3: for the car, so he traveled with them a lot
Speaker 3: last year and we've been on the road with him
Speaker 3: and it's a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: So do you guys race yourself or he just fixes
Speaker 4: what they break and you just tag along for the fun.
Speaker 3: I just tag along for the fun and he works
Speaker 3: on the cars.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 2: What's the how many weekends a month do you travel?
Speaker 2: For that.
Speaker 3: Last year, I didn't travel as much, but they would
Speaker 3: travel maybe three weekends a month. They did not have
Speaker 3: a lot of off time. Very very very busy.
Speaker 2: And that's like people that do that. It's like another child,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So it's a full time job on top of
Speaker 3: your full time job to finance the racing and traveling.
Speaker 2: It says here that you encountered the Mothman. Tell me
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 3: Well, this was twenty ish years ago, in the two
Speaker 3: thousand and three. It was myself, my sister, our cousin,
Speaker 3: and a couple of friends, and as teenagers do, we
Speaker 3: were out just driving around back roads. We did that
Speaker 3: quite often and broken arrow at the very end of
Speaker 3: seventy first Street out pasth Bluff Landing. Bear's a dam
Speaker 3: on the river, so we'd like to go out there
Speaker 3: and hang out and do a teenager stuff. So we
Speaker 3: were headed out there one evening, made a quick little
Speaker 3: pit stop at this old, creepy cemetery, and then after
Speaker 3: leaving the cemetery, we're headed out towards the dam and
Speaker 3: there's nothing out this way. There's not street lights, there's
Speaker 3: not many houses, at the time, there's like nothing. So
Speaker 3: I was in the back seat and I see something
Speaker 3: out of the corner of my eye. I look over
Speaker 3: and it's this massive We didn't know what it was.
Speaker 3: It had to have been seven to eight feet tall.
Speaker 3: It had human like legs, but massive wings like massive.
Speaker 3: It was dark, so we couldn't make out a lot
Speaker 3: of its facial features, but we saw like red reflective eye. We're,
Speaker 3: of course, all absolutely freaking out, rowing at least sixty
Speaker 3: miles an hour down this back road, and this thing's
Speaker 3: keeping up with us. It's like hunched over, running right
Speaker 3: next to the car, looking in the window. We're trying
Speaker 3: to lose the thing. We end up turning around and
Speaker 3: going back the way that we came back into town,
Speaker 3: and it just kind of disappeared. It wasn't until maybe
Speaker 3: six or seven years ago. I was just scrolling Facebook
Speaker 3: watching some documentary clips and a picture of this thing
Speaker 3: popped up and I was like, oh, my gosh, that's
Speaker 3: what we saw. I sent it to my fister, and
Speaker 3: we had a name for this creature. Finally, Mockman, and
Speaker 3: I've done a little bit of research on it now,
Speaker 3: and I guess they say that mockman likes to appear
Speaker 3: or likes to warn you that tragedy is about to happen.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it was wild. Like We've told this story
Speaker 3: so many times to people and everybody's like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: an eight foot bird creature chasing you. Guys were like,
Speaker 3: we swear to.
Speaker 4: God, Yeah it wasn't just bigfoot high on math.
Speaker 3: Like no, and back then, I mean you didn't You
Speaker 3: didn't have cell phones. The only way you took a
Speaker 3: picture was with like a disposable camera, So we don't
Speaker 3: have proof.
Speaker 6: Of this thing.
Speaker 3: But man, like, it was wild and that was the
Speaker 3: only time, only time. Yeah, I've gone back down that
Speaker 3: road more times than I can count. I've done the
Speaker 3: same route and we've never seen it again ever.
Speaker 2: And you were with how many people?
Speaker 3: It was myself and four others And were you all drunk? Well,
Speaker 3: we weren't even yet. That was the thing. That's why
Speaker 3: we were going to the damn to hang out. So
Speaker 3: everybody was sober.
Speaker 2: Do people not believe you when you tell that story?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, And have there been any reflection on your
Speaker 2: end that maybe you're crazy?
Speaker 3: Well, because all of us I even called one of
Speaker 3: the persons that was in the car. I called them
Speaker 3: whenever I knew I was going to be doing this,
Speaker 3: and they had the same Everybody remembers everything the exact same,
Speaker 3: even twenty years later.
Speaker 2: If you lose you there, it was.
Speaker 4: It was wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is a crazy story. And you've had any
Speaker 2: no other paranormal or folklore interactions like you have you
Speaker 2: had a run in with sasquatch or anything. Yet somebody's
Speaker 2: texting asking if you took mushrooms that night.
Speaker 3: No, nope, we were stone cold sobers.
Speaker 2: Nobody drugged you, not that I'm aware of. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: And did you tell people still today? I mean you
Speaker 2: vividly remember. That's sorry. The details, you had a lot of.
Speaker 6: Them, you know, we all do.
Speaker 3: Uh, you'll have to You'll have to chat with my
Speaker 3: sister also. She she she remembers it the exact same.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's crazy. That's a fun story. I don't know
Speaker 2: of people I have heard that have had interactions with
Speaker 2: something like what you're speaking of. This might yours might
Speaker 2: be the most detailed I've ever heard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a Yeah, it was wild.
Speaker 2: And if you contacted like the Mothman Reporting Bureau or whatever,
Speaker 2: that I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't even know how a good about that, because
Speaker 3: I had whenever I was doing a little bit of
Speaker 3: research on it years ago and reading about other sightings
Speaker 3: and what people had encountered and what they saw and
Speaker 3: describing this creature, I couldn't find anywhere where I could
Speaker 3: report like my story or explain like what what had
Speaker 3: happened to us that night.
Speaker 2: Sounds like you got a second third career. You can
Speaker 2: start that right maybe. Well, that is awesome, that's a
Speaker 2: fun story. Thank you so much for hanging out with
Speaker 2: us this morning. Rosie. Enjoyed talking with you, and I
Speaker 2: hope you never run into the mothman again. I agreed,
Speaker 2: all right, girl, have a great day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's our listeners are awesome.
Speaker 2: We'll take a break and we'll be back. If you're
Speaker 2: listening to the Big Mad Morning Show.
Speaker 4: This past weekend, I saw it and then I just
Speaker 4: saw it in the news again. And it has to
Speaker 4: do with the black powder or black dust that is
Speaker 4: covering people in Ponca City.
Speaker 2: Okay, this they've had an issue with this before. Matter
Speaker 2: of fact, I believe there was a lawsuit back in
Speaker 2: two thousand and nine where they sued the company that
Speaker 2: had the plant there, and they settled for ten point
Speaker 2: five million dollars and they approved the payments to the
Speaker 2: Ponka Tribe and affected landowners. And now it appears it's
Speaker 2: happening again.
Speaker 4: Is it just like soot or I mean, because I
Speaker 4: don't think our refineries and stuff up there, right, Is
Speaker 4: it just blast off from that? Where's this black dust
Speaker 4: coming from?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: They say it's from the carbon Continental Carbon Factory that's
Speaker 4: right there, okay, and that it is just released into
Speaker 4: the air. That can't be healthy, can't it.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. And you know, this is only
Speaker 2: twenty four thousand people, and I think it's easy for
Speaker 2: them to ignore people when it's that size. But I
Speaker 2: don't think they should.
Speaker 4: No, that's twenty four thousand people that's dealing with.
Speaker 2: It, They say. I just think you link so you
Speaker 2: can see some of the pictures. Okay. They say the
Speaker 2: material covers home streets, playgrounds. Kids are covered in it,
Speaker 2: and when you see the photo, it looks like they're
Speaker 2: just you know, dirty, but they're just standing outside, okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: And sometimes they can see People that live in the
Speaker 2: area say they can see a thick black smoke coming
Speaker 2: from Continental Carbon and the company is just south of
Speaker 2: the city, right.
Speaker 4: I wonder how long they've been there, because I when
Speaker 4: I lived there, there was nothing like this going on.
Speaker 4: Our biggest problem was webworms, sure trees.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they have a unfortunate, if you will, dark history
Speaker 2: with this type of thing happening up there. It started
Speaker 2: around nineteen ninety six is when people started noticing it, okay,
Speaker 2: and they've tried to work with the state, and the
Speaker 2: state has quote unquote closed the case. Sorry, the case
Speaker 2: is without comment, don't It means they've got a big
Speaker 2: donation or they.
Speaker 4: Picked fine or whatever to say they got paid off somehow.
Speaker 2: The EPA did investigate under the Clean Air Act, and
Speaker 2: they concluded that the plant modifications had violated previous significant
Speaker 2: deterioration rules and the settlement required pollution control upgrades to
Speaker 2: the facilities. They required changes, and they were meant to
Speaker 2: reduce the sulfar dioxide nitrogen oxides in particular matter emissions
Speaker 2: by about seven and sixty eight tons per year according
Speaker 2: to the reports, and the upgrades were not cheap ninety
Speaker 2: eight million dollars. And it recently started resurfacing again as
Speaker 2: far back as as recent as twenty twenty four and
Speaker 2: the complaints are pretty much the same dust. They call
Speaker 2: it future dive dust because it's not supposed to be
Speaker 2: there but dust, black smoke, and it's a sticky, black,
Speaker 2: not dirt type of product.
Speaker 4: Maybe the company needs to clean their filters out.
Speaker 2: Right. And the thing I think that is important is
Speaker 2: it's not a This isn't like a nuisance. This isn't like, hey,
Speaker 2: I live under the approach path quality of life, man like.
Speaker 2: It could have effects later down the road that will
Speaker 2: be harder to pin at these people. Should this be
Speaker 2: a negative problem. I can't believe they don't have a
Speaker 2: continual monitor for a habitual offender. I can't believe they
Speaker 2: don't have a continual monitor on the facility or near
Speaker 2: the facility.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this reminds me of PG and E, like the
Speaker 7: Aaron Brockovich story when they were contaminating their water sources
Speaker 7: and people were it was causing cancer and they had
Speaker 7: to shut down.
Speaker 2: Their water plants. Yeah, there's thousands of stories of like
Speaker 2: this happening. They just kind of turn a blind eye,
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 4: Right, because the company makes too much money for them,
Speaker 4: for the state or whomever. Right, the amount of taxes
Speaker 4: they bring in. Maybe they're like, well, just lift our
Speaker 4: stakes and move right, they're like, well, who case closed?
Speaker 4: No comments?
Speaker 2: Can we can breathe this in?
Speaker 4: It's fully, it's just an assumption. It's only twenty four
Speaker 4: thousand people, right, so how many people doesn't have to
Speaker 4: get to before they're finally like, oh right, you're you're
Speaker 4: asking the wrong question. How much little do they have
Speaker 4: to be invested into the community? Oh? Fair, because there
Speaker 4: is a price for the people, all right, But it's
Speaker 4: the dollar figure that matters. I would suspect do you
Speaker 4: think you think.
Speaker 2: How much do they bring in? How much at tension
Speaker 2: do they bring? Right? Yeah, because I imagine the state
Speaker 2: isn't in the They don't want any business to leave, No,
Speaker 2: of course not. It's not like we're you know, it's
Speaker 2: it's a desire. There's a lot of people coming to build,
Speaker 2: right there are, but not like we have to turn
Speaker 2: people away, right, And so I can't imagine they want
Speaker 2: to leave. I just feel for those people because they
Speaker 2: probably feel power less.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're just having to walk around getting covered in
Speaker 4: this black goop.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, then how do you explain it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's nothing you could do about.
Speaker 2: It, and every time your kid gets sick, you're like, ah, right,
Speaker 2: I hope it's not this.
Speaker 4: I hope you don't have the black Long Dam coal miner.
Speaker 7: Right, that's basically it isn't it.
Speaker 2: Think that's the concern.
Speaker 4: Sure, too bad you can't harvest that carbon, Yeah, figure
Speaker 4: that out, right. I don't think it's that type of
Speaker 4: stuff you could use for something. I think that's why
Speaker 4: they're letting it go out into the air. But I
Speaker 4: think I like bringing stories like this up because though
Speaker 4: I don't think there's anything I can do, at least
Speaker 4: bringing it up, maybe more people will be aware, get
Speaker 4: enough people to stand up and be like, hey, we
Speaker 4: don't want to be breathing this stuff in anymore.
Speaker 2: All you got to do is go down the rabbit
Speaker 2: hole of the Flint, Michigan water situation. And when you
Speaker 2: find out the Detai tales of what happened wo dog
Speaker 2: and that wasn't a small amount of people.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, they got cleaned up eventually, right did it?
Speaker 4: And they tell us it did?
Speaker 2: Did? They also said it was clean to begin with?
Speaker 2: Right You? Only you don't test your water? You just
Speaker 2: believe them?
Speaker 4: No, absolutely, Well, Listen, they get the filter and the
Speaker 4: refrigerator does all the work. It's fine, it's fine, and
Speaker 4: some people are you're filtering out the good stuff, right push,
Speaker 4: all right, we got to take a break. We'll be back.
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Speaker 2: Now in the studio with this is Jeff Hensley of
Speaker 2: Hensley and Associates. Hello, Jeff, and given morning. Jeff is
Speaker 2: here to answer your questions about family law, custody, guardianship,
Speaker 2: name change, anything that happens in the family law world.
Speaker 2: Jeff can answer them. A couple ways to get your
Speaker 2: question to us. You can email Show at kmod dot com.
Speaker 2: You can text bmms and whatever your question is to
Speaker 2: eight two nine four five, or you can call it
Speaker 2: eight three three four six.
Speaker 4: Oh kmod.
Speaker 2: Before we go any further, we need to know if
Speaker 2: there's an update with the royal the guy that had
Speaker 2: a twenty year year younger fiance and she wanted to
Speaker 2: change her name because of the connection.
Speaker 8: You know, we got behind last week. It was kind
Speaker 8: of busy. I will have an update on that next week.
Speaker 8: But uh yeah, we we just got swamped this last
Speaker 8: week and I didn't get a chance to give him
Speaker 8: a call. But I will give whoever that is, we
Speaker 8: will I will do that first thing when to get into.
Speaker 5: The office today. So we just got behind, So I
Speaker 5: apologize for that.
Speaker 4: We've been wait. We gotta wait long.
Speaker 5: I know, I'm sorry. I what can I say?
Speaker 2: Practicing cases. He's here to answer your questions. BM mass
Speaker 2: and whatever that is to eight two nine four five.
Speaker 2: This is an email one that came in. It says,
Speaker 2: I want to ask Jeff Hensley about the about my kids.
Speaker 2: Their mom got caught doing meth and let her boyfriend
Speaker 2: in the house with kids home, and DHS gave them
Speaker 2: to her dead ex husband. Sorry, I'm trying to decide that.
Speaker 8: Her dead ex husband's probably relative, uh dead ex husband's dad, okay, grandpa,
Speaker 8: and he's.
Speaker 2: Trying to get me to sign over my rights or
Speaker 2: make him guardian but to him, not her. I didn't
Speaker 2: I didn't get in any.
Speaker 4: Trouble at all in my life. Why should the kids
Speaker 4: not go to me? I was told by my.
Speaker 2: Doctor I have six months to a year left to
Speaker 2: live from a motorcycle crash a little over a year ago,
Speaker 2: and I'm still kicking. So can you help me? What
Speaker 2: should I do about my kids? If I do die
Speaker 2: from this aneurism? I want my last moments to be
Speaker 2: with my kids, you know.
Speaker 5: So I don't think it's abody hot. Yeah, I'm not kidding. Wow,
Speaker 5: right in the frying pan. That's great. First of all,
Speaker 5: whoever this is, I'm really sorry about that's that sucks.
Speaker 5: That's awful.
Speaker 8: As far as what to do, I mean, I don't
Speaker 8: know why they would have gone to someone else other
Speaker 8: than the biological father, other than there was no order
Speaker 8: adjudicating him as dad, and so maybe they didn't know.
Speaker 8: My guess is Grandpa moved in on a guardianship of
Speaker 8: some sort and got placement for the kids.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I mean this is one of those cases. And this
Speaker 8: is why it's you always want to make sure that
Speaker 8: to call us at the office with questions. It's important
Speaker 8: because there's a lot of missing holes here and that's
Speaker 8: not anybody's fault. I merely saying that it's hard to
Speaker 8: give a straight answer on some of this simply because
Speaker 8: we're playing the what if game.
Speaker 5: You know, what if this?
Speaker 2: What if that?
Speaker 5: That kind of deal.
Speaker 8: I mean, typically what happens is when a kid gets
Speaker 8: taken into custody by DHS, a list of potential family
Speaker 8: members has made and then they start looking and seeing,
Speaker 8: you know, pulling background checks and things like that on
Speaker 8: those on those individuals, whether they be grandparents, aunts, uncles, whatever.
Speaker 8: As far as BIODAD, I mean, it should if there's
Speaker 8: a deprived child action, it should have gone to BIODAD
Speaker 8: and you should have gotten notice of all of these
Speaker 8: things that's going on.
Speaker 5: Maybe there was some concern because of his diagnosis.
Speaker 2: I don't know, But wait, if you're in this guy's
Speaker 2: position in general, where he's.
Speaker 8: Coming from, I mean, I mean, he wants to be dad,
Speaker 8: he wants to share with his kids before he passes.
Speaker 5: I totally get that.
Speaker 8: I respect that I understand that, and that's why whoever
Speaker 8: this say is, give us a call. I need more
Speaker 8: details so we can figure out a solid game plan
Speaker 8: to move forward to get you your kids back, because
Speaker 8: it doesn't make any sense as to why Grandpa has
Speaker 8: them and you don't unless there's something that we don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, can we approach it from just a general sense
Speaker 2: that if somebody that's an ex of yours gets in
Speaker 2: trouble like this individual and DHS gives them to someone else,
Speaker 2: do you contact besides contact and lawyer? Do you contact
Speaker 2: DHS first? How would I know that this guy's the father?
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, mom would have said something or
Speaker 8: not if she's not a cooperative person.
Speaker 5: Maybe, but I guess me odic questions, hold, are these kids?
Speaker 5: Can they do they? And do they know Dad?
Speaker 8: I mean, has this guy our color texture? Has he
Speaker 8: been involved in the kids' lives?
Speaker 5: Do they know? Do the kids know who he is?
Speaker 8: Or has he simply just been paying child support and
Speaker 8: never seeing the kids? This kind of things, I mean,
Speaker 8: that's those are kind of things taken into concern too,
Speaker 8: simply because you don't want to drop the kids into
Speaker 8: somebody's care that they don't know.
Speaker 5: Who this person is or how they're related or what
Speaker 5: anything about and that kind of deal.
Speaker 8: There are ways to shift that around so that he
Speaker 8: can eventually have custody, but again, you know, more detail,
Speaker 8: and he deserves to have his kid. If he doesn't
Speaker 8: have any issues, like he says, he doesn't know felaniese misdemeanors, backgrounds, drag, addictions,
Speaker 8: all that kind of stuff, then yeah, I mean, we
Speaker 8: can definitely work on getting him his kids, but I
Speaker 8: need more detail.
Speaker 4: This is one of the fascinating things.
Speaker 2: One of the things that makes family laws so fascinating
Speaker 2: is there are plenty of people walking around using this
Speaker 2: example that say they're the father and we don't know
Speaker 2: if this guy has played a part or not, but they.
Speaker 4: Believe they're the father.
Speaker 2: They've said to their father, they pay child's work, but
Speaker 2: aren't active in the kid's life, and that is a
Speaker 2: massive factor when determining where the kid goes.
Speaker 8: It can be absolutely I mean, the thing is is that, again,
Speaker 8: no judge is going to throw the kids at the
Speaker 8: deep end of a pool with somebody they don't know. Now,
Speaker 8: if the kid's a baby, that's different, right, because the
Speaker 8: baby doesn't know who or what where?
Speaker 2: When? Where?
Speaker 8: All that kinds like And I don't mean that mothers
Speaker 8: out there, I don't mean that rudely that they don't
Speaker 8: know love you and know who you are.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying that.
Speaker 8: My point of explaining that is is that it's different
Speaker 8: than a seven year old who's going to go, oh
Speaker 8: my god, who is this? I don't know who you
Speaker 8: are and cause all sorts of you know, mental anguish
Speaker 8: and anxiety and all these things. Whereas I know Grandpa Grandpa. Obviously,
Speaker 8: I've stayed at grandpos a lot, right, I know Grandpa is.
Speaker 8: Grandpa's been involved in my life all this time. So
Speaker 8: it doesn't mean that Grandpa's going to end up with
Speaker 8: permanent custody. We can work on getting him as kids,
Speaker 8: but we need more detail and need to get in
Speaker 8: there and find out what's been filed. What has it
Speaker 8: been filed. Is they're deprived, is there not? Is there
Speaker 8: a guardianship file? Is there not a guardianship file? I mean,
Speaker 8: there's all sorts of things that are missing, and that's
Speaker 8: why it's complicated.
Speaker 5: People.
Speaker 8: It's not an easy task to track down on all
Speaker 8: these things and figure out a game plan. And that's
Speaker 8: why you want to give us a call at Hinsley's
Speaker 8: associates say that we can get that taken care of
Speaker 8: for you.
Speaker 2: Bmmss and whatever your question is for Jeff Hensley about
Speaker 2: family law to eight two nine four or five bmmss
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Speaker 2: You can also call eight through three four six oh KMOD,
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Speaker 4: This is what I'm actually left over from last week.
Speaker 2: My sister has not declared any guardians for her children
Speaker 2: five and six in the event that something should happen
Speaker 2: to both her and her husband. I've repeatedly asked her
Speaker 2: to be that guardian if it is not decided in
Speaker 2: written in formal contract or she named someone they do
Speaker 2: not know, Well, what would I have to do to
Speaker 2: gain guardianship?
Speaker 8: Okay, So let I'm glad this came up because and
Speaker 8: we've talked about it off and on throughout the years,
Speaker 8: and I'm glad it comes back up every once in
Speaker 8: a while when you have a will and you say
Speaker 8: I want so and so to take my kids when
Speaker 8: I'm gone if something happens to me and my husband
Speaker 8: or my wife, and I I want these individuals or
Speaker 8: this individual to take my kids. Okay, all you're doing
Speaker 8: is nominating a guardian. Okay, that is not an automatic guardianship.
Speaker 8: That is not an automatic Oh my gosh, the kids
Speaker 8: go to them, all that kind of stuff. That person
Speaker 8: that you quote nominate in your will or your trust,
Speaker 8: that person still has to apply for guardianship, still has
Speaker 8: to go through the guardianship process with the court system.
Speaker 8: You are not an automatic guardian. Okay, please understand it.
Speaker 8: Just because someone says, well, I want you to be
Speaker 8: my kids godparents, awesome, But that's just a nomination, all right.
Speaker 5: You still have to do the guardianship process.
Speaker 8: So let's take the second part of the question, which
Speaker 8: is what if they name somebody that quote unquote that
Speaker 8: they don't know.
Speaker 5: First of all, I would find that hard to believe.
Speaker 8: Most parents out there, when they want to leave their
Speaker 8: kids to somebody when they pass away, wants somebody that
Speaker 8: the kids know. It is a rare factor, a rare
Speaker 8: occurrence in my opinion and in my practice that I've seen,
Speaker 8: where people try to leave kids to or nominate guardians
Speaker 8: that the kids don't know. It's rare, and it's strange.
Speaker 8: Now if it does happen that's when a family member
Speaker 8: who has higher standing than the friend okay, or or
Speaker 8: coworker or whatever it is, can step in and go
Speaker 8: for guardianship as well. So you know, in this unlikely
Speaker 8: scenario that that happens. Whoever this our texture color is,
Speaker 8: they can give us a holler and say, hey, this
Speaker 8: is going on. We can say, great, you've got higher
Speaker 8: standing than the friend. We will move in to get
Speaker 8: you guardianship instead of them, because you have higher standing
Speaker 8: under the law. And what higher standing means is it's
Speaker 8: kind of a hierarchy, right, So when you're looking at kids,
Speaker 8: you look and go, well, who can have guardianship?
Speaker 5: Okay, So it starts with obviously parents.
Speaker 8: After parents, obviously you're looking at grandparents, aunts and uncles,
Speaker 8: brothers and sisters depending on their ages obviously and soone
Speaker 8: and so forth and above and beyond. So you know,
Speaker 8: if you've got a relative and aunt or an uncle
Speaker 8: or a older sibling that is over the age of
Speaker 8: eighteen that can do guardianship, they have much higher standing
Speaker 8: than just a friend.
Speaker 5: So we can help out with that. Give us a
Speaker 5: call if that happens.
Speaker 2: Jeff Finsley from Hensley Associates It is with us BMMSS
Speaker 2: and whatever your question is to eight two nine four
Speaker 2: five or call eight three three four six. Oh kmod
Speaker 2: Eric is on with US.
Speaker 4: Hi Eric, what's your question for? Jeff Finsley of Hensley
Speaker 4: and Associates.
Speaker 6: Okay, so my question is me and my my child's
Speaker 6: mother have a fifty fifty custody order two two schedule. Okay,
Speaker 6: she Friday was my day to pick her up. She
Speaker 6: did not bring her to me, and she's not letting
Speaker 6: me visit her because the a couple of days before that,
Speaker 6: I got in a small little fender bender. Child was
Speaker 6: in the car. She's trying to use that, as I guess, to,
Speaker 6: you know, reason to not let me see it, but
Speaker 6: there's there's nothing. My question is what can I do
Speaker 6: sure sure?
Speaker 8: If she's not going to release the child. First of all,
Speaker 8: that's a dumb reason not to release your kid to
Speaker 8: the other parent. Even if the kid is is scared
Speaker 8: from the wreck or something like that, which is normal.
Speaker 8: That doesn't mean that you suspend visitation based upon that. Okay,
Speaker 8: I'm going to ask a question. Please don't be offended,
Speaker 8: but I have to ask it because it depends it
Speaker 8: varies the answer.
Speaker 5: So in the little fender bender that you had. Were
Speaker 5: you drinking and driving?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 8: Okay, no, And again I don't know you. I don't
Speaker 8: mean that offensively. It's just that if you'd said yes,
Speaker 8: we would have had a different answer than a no.
Speaker 8: So again, you know, she doesn't need to be suspending
Speaker 8: visitation based upon that. So what that means is that
Speaker 8: we need to file a motion to enforce visitation and
Speaker 8: a contempt citation for her failure to let you have
Speaker 8: your court ordered visitation. So a motion to enforced visitation
Speaker 8: under state law allows the court to hear it as
Speaker 8: quick as ten days, if not sooner, so that we
Speaker 8: can get you back in your visitation schedule right away.
Speaker 8: So I mean, is that the whole reason she said
Speaker 8: you were in a wreck with her? And so I
Speaker 8: mean she's saying the kid is scared, or that she
Speaker 8: just thinks you're a crappy driver, or what.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she is, she's making false She's telling them that
Speaker 6: I told her told her I fell asleep at the wheel,
Speaker 6: which is completely false.
Speaker 5: It was how old is this kid?
Speaker 6: In less than five miles? N Yeah? At four almost five?
Speaker 8: Okay, So yeah, you can't listen to a four year old,
Speaker 8: no offense. I mean, I've got a seven year olds,
Speaker 8: my youngest center.
Speaker 5: I remember four year.
Speaker 8: Olds, I sall sorts of crazy stuff. So she shouldn't
Speaker 8: be listening to the four year old. She should be
Speaker 8: communicating with you. If you guys had any communication issues
Speaker 8: prior to this, have you guys always kind of communicated well?
Speaker 5: Or is this a pattern.
Speaker 6: We've communicated well? But when it But she's never liked
Speaker 6: our arrangement with the court, and she's always wanted a
Speaker 6: way out of it because she has to drive from
Speaker 6: Jinks to a wallso to get the child to school.
Speaker 6: And I think she just saw this as an opportunity
Speaker 6: to try to get amended.
Speaker 8: Sure, So if you'll leave your name and number, give
Speaker 8: your name and number to Gimpee, we will for someone
Speaker 8: from my office.
Speaker 5: We'll call you this week and hopefully today.
Speaker 8: I'll tell them to give you a call today and
Speaker 8: we will get this shut down because her excuse is
Speaker 8: just not valid. I mean again, if you if you
Speaker 8: had in fact fallen asleep at the wheels, that's a
Speaker 8: different answer. If in fact you had been drinking and
Speaker 8: driving or high in driving or whatever, those would be
Speaker 8: completely different scenarios.
Speaker 5: But if it's just you know, I mean, crap happens.
Speaker 5: I mean, rex happen all the time.
Speaker 8: You can't control them, you know, you can't control other
Speaker 8: people's choices on how they're going to drive and whatnot.
Speaker 8: So you know, if that's the case, then we're gonna
Speaker 8: shut her down. So give your number to GEMPIM.
Speaker 5: We'll give you a holler, thank you, sir, welcome.
Speaker 2: We hear this a lot, right where one party, typically
Speaker 2: it's the mother, says I'm not letting you see the
Speaker 2: kids because I think something's dangerous, and they do not
Speaker 2: have that power most of the time.
Speaker 8: I mean, I really don't mean an order for visitation
Speaker 8: is an order for visitation, okay, So you know, unless
Speaker 8: you can prove that the child is in some sort
Speaker 8: of immediate irreparable harm, okay. And there are situations that
Speaker 8: weren't that okay, Like you know, parents using drugs around
Speaker 8: the kid, or I had one this week where the
Speaker 8: parent was doing drugs with the kid, you know that
Speaker 8: kind of thing. Those are emergency situations. Those are notices
Speaker 8: a suspension of visitation, but just the fact that the
Speaker 8: kid was in the car when an accident happened. That's
Speaker 8: dumb and you shouldn't be listening to a four year old. Okay,
Speaker 8: no offense to anybody out there that disagrees with me.
Speaker 8: It's just at four year old sale sorts of crazy stuff.
Speaker 8: Why because they're four okay.
Speaker 2: And if you're in a situation like that, you can't
Speaker 2: rationally get through to them. You can't go any Listen,
Speaker 2: you gotta let me see the kid, or I'm gonna
Speaker 2: hold you in contempt.
Speaker 8: That does not want You can say that, but it
Speaker 8: doesn't do It doesn't scare them. They're like, okay, go ahead,
Speaker 8: you suck Okay, man, go ahead, I dare you. I mean, yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 8: that's what they'll say. So that's why you want to
Speaker 8: give us a call. We will file that contempt. We
Speaker 8: will file that motion to enforce c citation, and if
Speaker 8: they're found in contempt, they could potentially go to jail
Speaker 8: and they will be paying attorney's fees. And you know,
Speaker 8: I mean, it's just if you're gonna suspend visitation, you
Speaker 8: better make damn sure that it is a good reason
Speaker 8: and legal reason to do so, not just because you
Speaker 8: think you can control the situation and you've been looking
Speaker 8: for an out.
Speaker 5: That's dangerous and dumb.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because there's no calm way to address it where
Speaker 2: the other side won't bow up right.
Speaker 5: Not usually, I mean it's rare. Again, That's what I
Speaker 5: was asking about. If they got along.
Speaker 8: I mean, typically you've got people that have gotten along
Speaker 8: and if communicated well in all that, you don't run
Speaker 8: into these problems. But you know, as we went further,
Speaker 8: you heard him say, well, she's never liked the situation anyway,
Speaker 8: and she's been looking for a way to change it,
Speaker 8: and she thinks I believe she thinks this is her
Speaker 8: way to do it.
Speaker 5: So that was the key factor there that tells me,
Speaker 5: let's shut her down.
Speaker 4: Jeff Finsley's in the studio to answer your questions about
Speaker 4: family law. A couple ways to get your question to us.
Speaker 2: You can email show at kmod dot com, text bmms
Speaker 2: whatever your question is to eight two nine four five
Speaker 2: or call eight through three four six oh KMOD. This
Speaker 2: email says, my daughter turned eighteen last year, just graduated
Speaker 2: this past friday.
Speaker 4: I owe about thirty one three hundred dollars inter reriges
Speaker 4: in ridges. What do I need to do after I
Speaker 4: pay off the balance?
Speaker 5: So first of all, now that she's graduated.
Speaker 8: We need to file a motion to terminate that challenge
Speaker 8: support otherwise they'll continue to rack it up.
Speaker 5: It doesn't automatically terminate.
Speaker 8: If you don't term dominate it, what will happen is
Speaker 8: is they'll be continue to be an active every month
Speaker 8: amount owed as opposed to any of that money going
Speaker 8: to pay off for rearges. So we need to terminate it,
Speaker 8: and then you just need to pay off the remainder amount,
Speaker 8: and you can do that by making payments or one
Speaker 8: large summer, whatever you want to do. But the main
Speaker 8: thing is is he needs to understand or whoever this is,
Speaker 8: that it terminates. It doesn't automatically terminate. We have to
Speaker 8: file emotion to terminate it otherwise it will continue to
Speaker 8: rack up. Especially in cases like this, when you've got
Speaker 8: a kid that turned eighteen a year ago for whatever reason,
Speaker 8: or close to a year ago. Maybe they've got an
Speaker 8: early birthday in you know, September or August or whatever,
Speaker 8: or you know they've been held back or whatever it
Speaker 8: may be. It's not as clear cut as them turning
Speaker 8: eighteen right before they graduate, that kind of thing. So again,
Speaker 8: regardless of what the situation is, it doesn't automatically terminate.
Speaker 5: So please, whoever this is, call us.
Speaker 8: We need to terminate that order and then you can
Speaker 8: pay off that ridge in any way you want to
Speaker 8: pay it off.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think that's an important point. You can terminate
Speaker 2: before having the balance paid off.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, you know, And that's why I always
Speaker 8: We've said this a long time and I'll continue to say,
Speaker 8: is if you if your kids getting ready to age out,
Speaker 8: whether it because they have turned eighteen and graduated, or
Speaker 8: they turn eighteen earlier now they're graduating, whatever the situation
Speaker 8: may be, whatever whatever is causing them to quote unquote
Speaker 8: age out, you want to contact us at least three
Speaker 8: months in advance, so, like I usually tell people like
Speaker 8: March okay, so that we can finally emotion to terminate
Speaker 8: and then by the time the kid actually graduates and
Speaker 8: is turned eighteen, then we can get it terminated.
Speaker 5: So yeah, we can help with that. Please give us
Speaker 5: a call. We'd love to help. And this is you know,
Speaker 5: this is for a lot of people out there.
Speaker 8: In the month of May, everybody's graduating, right, So if
Speaker 8: you've got this issue, give us a call. We'd love
Speaker 8: to help you out and get that shut down. So
Speaker 8: you don't continue to pay, because if you don't, you
Speaker 8: will continue to pay. They will continue to typically to
Speaker 8: pull it out of your check, and the next thing
Speaker 8: you know, you're gonna wake up three years down a
Speaker 8: round and go uh oh, I overpaid for three years
Speaker 8: and not get it back and it's not You're right,
Speaker 8: You're not going to be able to get it back.
Speaker 2: All right. Jeff's in the studio eight three three four six.
Speaker 2: Kmod can also email show at kmod dot com. I
Speaker 2: was like, when people ask this question, I want to
Speaker 2: ask for half my spouse's four oh one K in
Speaker 2: the divorce. Is there a certain length of time we
Speaker 2: had to be married? Do I have to put into
Speaker 2: a four to one k? Or can I take it
Speaker 2: as cash?
Speaker 5: All right? Two questions there.
Speaker 8: The first one is there's no limited amount of time
Speaker 8: other than to say it starts from the data of
Speaker 8: marriage to the data separation and or the date that
Speaker 8: you file for divorce.
Speaker 5: You're entitled to fifty percent of whatever increase that is.
Speaker 8: So let's say you've been married three years and there's
Speaker 8: been a thirty thousand dollars increase because the market's been up,
Speaker 8: You're entitled to half of that fifteen right, So it
Speaker 8: doesn't matter how long. I mean, you could be married
Speaker 8: six months and get divorced. In any increase from the
Speaker 8: data marriage to the data separation and or filing, you're
Speaker 8: entitled to. So in that six months, if there was
Speaker 8: a five thousand dollars increase, you're entitled.
Speaker 5: Twenty five hundred. Okay, So that's the deal there.
Speaker 8: As far as how to handle it once you get
Speaker 8: the money, you've got a options. I mean, could you
Speaker 8: roll it over into your own four one k?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? And that's probably the smarter thing.
Speaker 8: To do, because if you try and cash that out
Speaker 8: with some exceptions, you'll pay capital gains tax and all
Speaker 8: that kind of stuff because you're taking it out of
Speaker 8: the four one K putting into a cash Can you
Speaker 8: roll it over to an IRA?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? Can you roll it over to a roth IRA. Absolutely.
Speaker 8: There are no penalties for rolling things over into other
Speaker 8: retirement vehicles.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 8: It's when you cash it out that you are going
Speaker 8: to take a hit, only because the federal government says
Speaker 8: you have to. It won't go to your ex it
Speaker 8: won't go to their company, goes directly in taxes to
Speaker 8: the Feds.
Speaker 2: And would it also be like he would owe that
Speaker 2: amount and then maybe she wanted the car. Could it
Speaker 2: wash those numbers out? It could?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean there's there's always and I won't say
Speaker 8: that's the beauty of divorce other than to say there's
Speaker 8: wheeling and dealing to be done. In other words, if
Speaker 8: you've got a lot, if you've got things that we
Speaker 8: can deal with, like both parties have four W one,
Speaker 8: but you've got this death that someone ran up and
Speaker 8: they want to I mean, there's always a way to
Speaker 8: get two columns to equal out to the same amount
Speaker 8: by wheeling and dealing and going back and forth and
Speaker 8: figuring out, you know, well if we give here and
Speaker 8: get here and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: So yeah, you could definitely do that. We do that
Speaker 5: all the time, and that's what judges do as well.
Speaker 2: Jeff can answer these questions for you more in depth
Speaker 2: if you need it. That's why you should contact them
Speaker 2: nine eight three nine eight five six ninety two for
Speaker 2: Hensley Associates And if you mentioned KMOD you get a
Speaker 2: free consultation over the phone nine eight three nine eight
Speaker 2: five six nine two for Hensley and Associates. And if
Speaker 2: you find yourself in other areas of the law that
Speaker 2: you need assistance with. Jeff and the folks at Hensley
Speaker 2: Associates can help you with that as well.
Speaker 8: Absolutely so throw our office sitting in pa Huska, which
Speaker 8: is the Shamake law firm.
Speaker 5: Don't remember.
Speaker 8: If you don't remember the name, just call Hinsley and
Speaker 8: Tulsa will transfer you up there and get you taken
Speaker 8: care of.
Speaker 5: But anything in addition to family law they can help
Speaker 5: you with.
Speaker 8: So if you've got you know, something as mundane as
Speaker 8: a speeding ticket, all the way up to murder and
Speaker 8: everything between.
Speaker 5: If you've got a you know, uh.
Speaker 8: Will or probate, then issue that needs to be done,
Speaker 8: or you need a prenuptial agreement, or if you need
Speaker 8: you've got a land dispute in some way, or you're
Speaker 8: wanting to buy landing you don't know how to do
Speaker 8: that and you've got questions, or you know, literally anything
Speaker 8: in addition to family law we handle up there. Leah
Speaker 8: is our attorney up there, and she does a great
Speaker 8: job handling all of those.
Speaker 5: If you give them a call up there, please do.
Speaker 8: Otherwise, if you don't remember their names up there, he
Speaker 8: give us a call here in Tulsa. We'll give Joe
Speaker 8: transferred up there and Lee will get you taken care of.
Speaker 2: Six nine two for Hinsland Associates nine one eight three
Speaker 2: nine five six Jeff, have a great.
Speaker 5: Week, Hey two. Thanks.
Speaker 2: More of the Big Man Morning Show is next. We're
Speaker 2: gonna start with an easy one I feel like, and
Speaker 2: that is Gerard Way. He is the lead singer of
Speaker 2: a band called My Chemical Romance or Jared Way or whatever.
Speaker 7: I'll say.
Speaker 2: Yes, tattoos, no he does not.
Speaker 4: He says he's afraid of needles. Okay, okay. Uh. The
Speaker 4: guitars for Lamb of God, Mark Morton, yes, uh yeah,
Speaker 4: sounds sounds sounds all right.
Speaker 2: No, Tom Morello yes no No. Serge Tonken of System
Speaker 2: of a Down mm no, no he does not. H
Speaker 2: Trent Reznor no, yes no, Alice Cooper no no, No,
Speaker 2: Geezer Butler no.
Speaker 3: No no.
Speaker 2: Lars Uric.
Speaker 4: That's a drummer from Metalculans.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, much like his hair, he doesn't have any nope.
Speaker 4: Bruce Dickinson no, mmm, no he's pretty clean guy.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: Dave Mustain of Megadeth No, so just said singer. No
Speaker 4: imagine being you're too much of a drunk from Metallica.
Speaker 2: No, he does not.
Speaker 4: And then lastly, Zach Wilde, No, no, no, he doesn't.
Speaker 4: He says his wife has more tattoos than him. But
Speaker 4: of all these, you go, Zach wild Yeah, you would
Speaker 4: think you would think that they would, but no, he doesn't.
Speaker 2: I always love ending our day with really heinous people. Nice.
Speaker 2: So these are some heinous people. Man killed eighty one
Speaker 2: year old neighbor after doing yard work for him, buried
Speaker 2: his body under brush in the woods.
Speaker 7: Goodness.
Speaker 2: I'm just assuming he was an easy kill. And I
Speaker 2: don't mean that. I mean he's eighty one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's not putting up much of a fight.
Speaker 2: He's not running away. Short of him being a you know,
Speaker 2: past golden glove boxer when he was in his prime,
Speaker 2: think there was much of a Oh dude. I've seen
Speaker 2: videos online of guys who used to be like their
Speaker 2: old leg and kim barely walk, but they in that
Speaker 2: ring and they're like Papa, Papa the muscle memory kicks. Yes,
Speaker 2: Oh god, what do you.
Speaker 7: Think he was like you missed a spot, like he
Speaker 7: was doing him a favor and then he killed him.
Speaker 2: I don't I was unclear if the man did the
Speaker 2: yard work or the eighty one year old did the
Speaker 2: yard work off that headline, because again, man killed eighty
Speaker 2: man killed eighty one year old after doing yard work
Speaker 2: for him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're not being very specific.
Speaker 2: Moving on, Pregnant woman wakes from coma to find out
Speaker 2: boyfriend tried to kill her and their unborn baby. You
Speaker 2: don't all together after that. You're like, here you are, aunt,
Speaker 2: Joe Toto's here too, and you're like, wait, what he did?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Oh back into a koma a right, this headline's fantastic.
Speaker 2: Man killed girlfriend as she slept, then went on beer
Speaker 2: run before going back to the other family. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, now, what was he supposed to do? Yeah,
Speaker 2: the other family's waiting. There's getting cold. Man allegedly set
Speaker 2: fire to Walmart children's clothing section to distract from heist.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the story we talked about It was
Speaker 2: like a raging fire inside a Walmart.
Speaker 4: I remember we've spoken stories about fires inside the Walmart.
Speaker 4: Or maybe I've just seen the muscles. I don't remember
Speaker 4: this one though.
Speaker 2: It happened in Maryland, and it happened around April twenty ninth,
Speaker 2: and it was also he could steal jewelry from there.
Speaker 2: Huh yeah, well okay, yeah, cause of distraction. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: if you're gonna steal jewelry, I'm not knocking Walmart. It's fine, right,
Speaker 2: You're just not gonna get away with very much. No, no,
Speaker 2: not the good stuff. No, but it all sells on
Speaker 2: the street. You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: You want to buy a watch?
Speaker 2: Right? Exactly? Got a chain here. Woman leaving parties shot
Speaker 2: in the neck by man after she backed into his car.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, she should have watched where she was going.
Speaker 7: I mean, did you not have insurance?
Speaker 2: Man brutally attacked real estate agent during showing to try
Speaker 2: to get house signed over. That is not how it works, right,
Speaker 2: put her to sleep. Man put mom of his child
Speaker 2: in a headlock for one to two minutes.
Speaker 4: Cop say.
Speaker 2: She's not waking up. Wake up.
Speaker 4: Mom.
Speaker 2: Arrested after five year old boy and seven year old
Speaker 2: girl found dead in a burning car. Ooh, yeah, you
Speaker 2: can't do that. That's like, I mean, killing your kid
Speaker 2: obviously is bad, but then you set them on fire.
Speaker 2: You are you deserve pineapple sideways? Yeah?
Speaker 5: You are sick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, driving him into a river or a lake or
Speaker 4: putting them in the washing machine. Yeah, any of those,
Speaker 4: any of those you get the backwards pineapple.
Speaker 2: Man escorted out a Mexican restaurant for hitting woman, shoots
Speaker 2: at workers.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: Parents stopped for snacks on way to hospital as infant
Speaker 2: died from abuse.
Speaker 7: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Remember we have this discussion all the time about people
Speaker 2: that go to the hospital on their own. I'm like,
Speaker 2: what'd you listen to? Do you speed? These people are,
Speaker 2: like I heard Corbin talking about it. We should get
Speaker 2: some snackies. You ever waited in a waiting room, lindsay.
Speaker 4: You're gonna be there for a while, get you some
Speaker 4: corn nuts.
Speaker 2: I'm paying those vending machine prices.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: If you are going to stop for snacks, I like,
Speaker 4: to the hospital, what are you gonna get? Because me, personally,
Speaker 4: I'm getting like I'm getting we're stopping for snacks. So
Speaker 4: you're in for a penny, you're in for a pound.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter how long it takes. I'm getting myself
Speaker 4: thirty two ounce drink. At least get the big bolt.
Speaker 2: Maybe one of those rollers, you know, like an egg
Speaker 2: roll or something. Maybe a tokeedo, you get chips. Yeah,
Speaker 2: everything you're saying sounds great and I'm probably gonna get
Speaker 2: a bottle of water too, okay because for later, and
Speaker 2: then I'm definitely getting like a protein bar for later. Two,
Speaker 2: you gotta have a secondary snack, gotta have they keep
Speaker 2: on going, Yeah, because you might be there for a
Speaker 2: long time.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yeah, I'm definitely picking up a Snickers too, a
Speaker 7: little sugar.
Speaker 2: Sure. I don't know if I'm getting. I'm gonna be
Speaker 2: careful what I get because I don't want to have
Speaker 2: to go to the bathroom. Okay, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, you don't want to, you know, an emergency
Speaker 4: to interrupt your emergency.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right right? Yeah, And do you're not order anything
Speaker 2: from the maid to order part right, like like from
Speaker 2: the kitchen?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: No, I mean you could probably if they got them
Speaker 4: already pre made, grab you a slice of pizza or something,
Speaker 4: you know, brisk a sandwich.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but then you're like, you're gonna be like yeah,
Speaker 2: and that goes back to you know, you might have
Speaker 2: to use bath true dad man grabbed eleven year old
Speaker 2: niece by the face and slammed her head into the wall.
Speaker 2: What would she do?
Speaker 7: She was talking back?
Speaker 2: Man gunned down pregnant girlfriend, her friend because she tried
Speaker 2: to break them up a bit better.
Speaker 4: Should have mind her own business.
Speaker 2: Army vet says woman Pepper sprayed in because he was
Speaker 2: driving too slow. Oh god, go around. Nine year old
Speaker 2: looking for Pokemon pins, finds dad's gun, shoots five year old.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, what are pokemon pins? Is that like
Speaker 2: an actual writing utensil? Was that something else?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: I think it's like pokemon go on the phone.
Speaker 2: It says Pokemon pens.
Speaker 4: He pe Then they're definitely writing utensils.
Speaker 2: Healthcare provider lets seven year old starve to death on
Speaker 2: Christmas Day, weighing only seven pounds. Seven year old seven pounds.
Speaker 2: She stay consistent, though, Oh my gosh, well more should
Speaker 2: hit the jackpot. Man called his wife a creature after
Speaker 2: killing her at Nature Preserves afterwards, off, I mean she's
Speaker 2: a crazier. Well, I mean, come on, now, she ain't.
Speaker 4: She's not a hearing you call her a creature?
Speaker 2: Lazy mom and jeep Grand Cherokee tries to strike everyone
Speaker 2: after daughter called bully. Did she get a duck though?
Speaker 2: Last one twenty year old twenty old woman shot eighteen
Speaker 2: times and she got pizza after leaving work.
Speaker 4: Damn eighteen times Dan, she.
Speaker 2: Was just trying to get pizza, all right. We got
Speaker 2: to take a break and we'll be back